Energy Department Recognizes State of Maryland for Energy Efficiency Leadership through Better Buildings Challenge

DOE recognizes the State of Maryland for energy efficiency advances made through DOE's Better Buildings Challenge

Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page. EERE News December 2, 2020 Energy Department Recognizes State of Maryland for Energy Efficiency Leadership through Better Buildings Challenge Today, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recognized the State of Maryland for energy efficiency advances made through DOE's Better Buildings Challenge. As a partner in the program, Maryland reduced its energy intensity by 20% over its 9-million-square-foot buildings portfolio, and has now committed to another goal of 15% energy reduction across a broader portfolio of over 90 million square feet. In a live, virtual event, Maryland staff outlined several of the state's efficiency strategies for reaching and exceeding its Better Buildings Challenge goal. DOE and Maryland staff virtually toured the state's Western Maryland Railway Station, a Better Buildings Showcase Project that saves 21% annually on energy costs compared to a 2016 baseline. The building serves as the headquarters of the Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority (CPPDA) and houses offices for elected officials and local businesses, a museum, and a park and visitor's center. Read more

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